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Encyclopedia of American religious history, v.2: M-Z

The United States has always been religiously diverse. In colonial times, Catholic ruled New Spain and New France, while Protestants dominated New England. New England itself was home not only to Puritans but also to Quakers, Baptists and deists. The Puritans were divide into two factions..

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R 200.973 QUE e/2
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New York : Facts On File.,
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xix,868p.; 24 cm.
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English
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0-8160-4335-3
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R 200.973
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RELIGION HISTORY - USA, ENCYCLOPEDIA
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